The Cotter School Board came together to meet Thursday, January 18, at 7 p.m. on the Cotter Schools Campus to discuss student transfers contracts and make-up school days.
LITTLE ROCK – The freezing weather may have prevented citizens from appearing in person at three public hearings held by the Arkansas Broadband Office to gather input about plans to expand and improve Internet access in the state. However, there is still time to submit comments.
Please help us congratulate Deputy Mark Lee on his promotion to the rank of Sergeant. Mark began his career with the Marion County Sheriff’s Department as a Detention Officer in August 2019.
The Poets’ Roundtable of Arkansas is once again sponsoring its collegiate poetry contest. The 2024 Pat Laster Collegiate Poetry Contest is open to Arkansas residents, ages 18 to 25, who are attending Arkansas colleges during the submission period of January 1, 2024, through March 15, 2024.
Winter Temperatures continue to NCA! Friday- Chance of rain with a high near 45 degrees and a low near 36 degrees Friday night. Saturday-Cloudy with a high of 45 degrees and a low near 30 degrees.
Public education stands as the primary expenditure within state government. This month, the House and Senate Education Committees began working on the Educational Adequacy Study.
Tobias Pugsley, Baxter Health MOUNTAIN HOME – Baxter Health is proud to announce an exciting new project that will enhance the experience for patients at the Cline Emergency Center. Starting this week, we will begin a construction project to remodel the center, making it more efficient for our patients. This project is a part of our ongoing commitment to providing the best possible care for our community.
The Ozark Mountains, with their rugged beauty and rich cultural heritage, hold a special place in the heart of the United States. This ancient range, stretching across four states, is a treasure trove of natural wonders, outdoor adventures, and historical significance. From its stunning landscapes to its vibrant local communities, the Ozarks offer a tapestry of experiences for visitors and residents alike.
Joshua Gwin, Public Relations LITTLE ROCK ─ Our Blood Institute (OBI) is encouraging all area residents to make blood donation a priority to help the blood supply recover, and to ensure patients & area Hospitals have the lifesaving blood products they need. With blood collections already low after the holidays, we are currently sending more blood to area hospitals than we are bringing in.